Research Contributions of Professor Ole Kristian Berg in Fish Ecology and Aquaculture

Professor Ole Kristian Berg from the Department of Biology at NTNU has made significant contributions to the fields of fish ecology and aquaculture. His research focuses on topics such as biotic interactions, competitive asymmetries, conservation biology, lipid stores in fish, and the effects of hydropower on salmonid fishes. Through his work, Professor Berg has shed light on various aspects of these areas, providing valuable insights for conservation and management efforts.

• Fish Ecology
• Aquaculture
• Conservation Biology
• Biotic Interactions
• Professor Ole Kristian Berg

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1. Professor Ole Kristian Berg Department of Biology NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

2. Fish Ecology Bioenergetics: Ulvan, E., A. Finstad, O. Ugedal & O. K. Berg 2012. Direct and indirect climatic drivers of biotic interactions: ice-cover and carbon runoff shaping Arctic char Salvelinus alpinus and brown trout Salmo trutta competitive asymmetries. Oecologia 168: 277-287. Competition: Berg, O.K., G. Bremset, K. Hanssen & M. Puffer 2014. Selective segregation in intraspecific competition between juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and brown trout (Salmo trutta). Ecol. Freshw. Fish DOI: 10.1111/eff.12107 Conservation biology: Sandlund, O.T., S. Karlsson, E.B. Thorstad, K. Hindar, O.K. Berg, K..P. Matthew. & I.C. Norum 2014. Spatial and temporal genetic structure of an endemic river-resident Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) after millennia of isolation. Ecology and Evolution 4:1538- 1554.http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ece3.1040/full

3. Aquaculture Lipid stores O.K. Berg, A.G. Finstad, . Solem, O. Ugedal, T. Forseth, E. Niemel , J.V. Arnekleiv, A. Lohrmann & T.F. N sje 2009. Pre-winter lipid stores in young-of-year Atlantic salmon along a north-south gradient. J. Fish Biol. 74: 1383-1393. Environmental effects of aquaculture Solem, . & O. K. Berg 2011. Morphological differences in parr of Atlantic salmon along a north - south latitude gradient in Norway. J. Fish Biol. 78: 1451-1469. Solem, , E. Verspoor, J. V. Arnekleiv, O. K. Berg, J. Koksvik, K. Hindar, S. O., Karlsson, L. R nnning & G. Kj rstad 2014. Morphological and genetical comparison between natural produced smolts of Atlantic salmon Salmo salar, brown trout S. trutta and their hybrids. Fisheries Management and Ecology

4. Hydropower inetractions with fish CEDREN Centre of Environmental Design of Renewable Energy http://cedren.no/ Effects on salmonid fishes of rapid variations of discharge Puffer, M., O.K.Berg, A. Huusko, T. Vehanen & T. Forseth 2014. Effects of hydropeaking on growth, energetics and behaviour on juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.). River Research and Applications

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